N6TV writes:
> When Elecraft adds mouse support to the P3SVGA, please use the scroll wheel
> for fine tuning after the click, as one does on an SDR. You're can almost
> never tune in someone perfectly just by clicking, and you shouldn’t need
> two hands to tune in a station, one on the VFO knob,
On Sat, Jul 28, 2018 at 9:05 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
> Since the P3IQ will apparently use the USB ("keyboard") hole on
> the P3 rear panel, one would hope the hardware also includes the
> necessary support for an external USB hub that would support both
> P3IQ (external sound card
John,
I'd like to keep this thread on topic: mouse support integrated into the
P3SVGA hardware.
Remote users can already do what you're requesting using a video capture
card connected to the P3SVGA, Win4K3suite, and TeamViewer or equivalent:
See this thread:
Since the P3IQ will apparently use the USB ("keyboard") hole on
the P3 rear panel, one would hope the hardware also includes the
necessary support for an external USB hub that would support both
P3IQ (external sound card functionality) and USB mouse support.
Although I have never bought into
Clay think about those of us who operate our stations remotely. My arm isn't
long enough to reach the knobs on the K3 or the P3 or any of the other
pieces of equipment in my station. I spend my winters in Florida. Station is in
Indiana. We need total operation via mouse and keyboard. And the
I'm guessing there is more to it than a firmware upgrade to make this
type of functional add-on.
But I 100% agree with the below spec'd mouse functionality Anything
more would be great anything less, and while I would still likely
acquire it, I would be less than fully satisfied.
I
Bob, I know this isn't exactly what you describe, but it's a hack I thought
I'd mention.
I like the P3 for Search & Pounce in RTTY contests, but it's very tiresome
to use the QSY knob on the P3.
Rather than using the P3 marker/QSY function, I found I could get similar
results by using VFO B,
When Elecraft adds mouse support to the P3SVGA, please use the scroll wheel
for fine tuning after the click, as one does on an SDR. You're can almost
never tune in someone perfectly just by clicking, and you shouldn't need
two hands to tune in a station, one on the VFO knob, and one on the mouse.
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